Multiple Choice
Why does the ejecta blanket around some lunar craters appear light-colored?
A) These craters are relatively young and have not yet been contaminated and made darker by incoming material.
B) The impact punched through the lunar crust and released lighter magma from the Moon's molten mantle.
C) The craters are relatively old.
D) The incoming projectile was composed of lighter material and colored the Moon's surface.
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